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>No. The black hole simply gets smaller - at no point does it ever stop being a black hole. Is this the case and do you have any good references on this topic?
by keefe 16y ago
>No. The black hole simply gets smaller - at no point does it ever stop being a black hole.
Is this the case and do you have any good references on this topic?
I had thought after a sufficient period the black hole does in fact disappear.
- ars 16y agoIt does, but only when it's so small it almost doesn't exist. Trillions of times (10^20 times) smaller than a proton. But heavier - about 1/5000 of a flea. It's not known exactly what will happen, current physics does not go so far. But what I meant was that it's always either a black hole, or it's nothing. At no point does it become visible.